Louisiana statesmen allegedly beat a black suspect after he surrendered after a swift chase, according to court documents.
The local blog first reported on the filing earlier this month Sound Off Louisiana according to The Washington Post Thursday. They included explicitly filled messages from a group conversation that the white Dakota troop sent white other troops over an ‘a – whoopin’ ‘given to Antonio Harris.
Louisiana police wrote in the documentation that the altercation took place after Harris was sent to jail.
“How was his attitude in prison?” asked co-officer Jacob Brown according to the documents.
“Complete silence,” George Harper replied.
“Lol he’s still digesting the a-whoopin,” DeMoss said.
Brown also says, “It’s going to take him a few days,” and “he’s probably going to hurt tomorrow.”
“BET he’s not going to run away from an adult bear again,” Brown said.
“Bet he’s not even entering LA anymore,” DeMoss said.
Harper then says “GRIZZLY. Nah, he’s going to spread the word for sure. ‘
DeMos also says “He will have nightmares for a long time.”
Brown then says “lmao … warms my heart because I can educate the young man.”
A Louisiana State Police spokesman said he could not comment further on the incident due to further investigations and litigation. Dickerson, DeMoss and Harper are currently on administrative leave.
Brown, DeMoss, Harper and Randall Dickerson was arrested last month at a simple battery and misunderstanding cost after a two-year investigation into excessive violence.
During Harris’ arrest in May 2020, DeMoss, Harper and Brown allegedly used excessive force and allegedly turned off their body cameras during the chase. Brown also allegedly falsified the use of force and arrest reports.
Brown and Dickerson are facing charges of using “excessive and unjustified force” during the arrest of a driver suspected of possessing drugs during July 2019. traffic stop.
Brown, who is facing an additional charge of obstruction of justice, resigned from the department on Friday. The lawyer.
Updated 21:44